- Squall - 1.a sudden violent gust of wind or a localized storm, especially one bringing rain, snow, or sleet. Oxford DictionarySqualls have been a major feature of our weather lately. Coming out of bright blue, sunshiny and windy skies, suddenly dark clouds cover the world, a rush of even more heightened wind and the smashing of cold, fat raindrops takes over. For a few minutes. Then it's back to the winter norm here at Christmas time; warm and windy, brilliant blue skies, etc. etc.
One minute it is like this! A perfect tropical moment.
The next, it is like this. Move it or get soaked.
It's a great drama, but repeated often enough is like watching
a pretty great re-run one too many times.
Yes, like this again!
Just another glorious good morning. Transformer looking ugly? Here's what you do! And because I like to give the occasional gift (no, I'm not giving away a Kitchen Aid mixer or a tiny home, sorry!), gifts that you can't find anywhere else, here is my current offering. Long time readers will recognize this cute butt! Thanks, Jacinto, for keeping important traditions constant in my world!Have a mean it Monday. Do something mighty.
Monday, December 19, 2016
Christmas Winds and Wild Weather
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